Learn More About the Process

Learn More About the Process

What is the Process for Funding

What does this process look like and what to expect.

Credit Ready Enrollment

Start your journey with our partner in credit monitoring solutions.

Contract Signed

Execute the contract sent to you via Panda Doc

Invoice Processing

Kick back while your payment is processed. this can take up to 7 business days

Shelf Corp Preparation

In this stage we will point you in the right direction to setup a Registered Agent, Phsyical Address, as well as a Domain/Website/Email.

Business tradelines

Once your Duns & Bradstreet Number is established we will add the business tradelines, if applicable.

Business Bank Accounts

We will walk you through what accounts you need to open for your shelf corporation.

Funder Assignment

We will get you setup with the right team for funding your profile.

Funding Round 1

The First Round of Funding!

Future Funding Potential Determined

Many of our clients are satisfied with the funding unlocked during the first round. We will discuss the next steps at this point to determine what is best for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Does Setup Take?

Setup normally takes 4-6 weeks. The full funding process should take approximately 6 months, assuming there are no issues.

What's a Foreign Entity Transfer?

A process that allows your company to conduct business, and acquire funding in a state that the company did not originate from.

Shell Corp vs Shelf Corp

We use shelf corporations. These are aged corporations for optimized funding. We do not utilize shell companies.

Can Someone Else Do This For Me?

No.
For more information please refer to "What is a Credit Partner"

Do We Manage Credit Partner Relationships?

No.
We will work directly with the credit partner. The relationship is your responsibility. We will only work with the party we hold a contract with.

Who Signs the Contract?

We will sign the contract directly with the party whose information will be used for funding. Limit 1 Person per shelf corp.

Who will we Discuss the Shelf Corporation/Funding with?

You, the party we signed a contract with and are funding, and, if applicable, your referral partner.

Can I Utilize My Credit during the Process?

No. This means no loans, credit cards, vehicles, mortgages, etc.

Can I Buy a New Car or House after Signing the Contract?

Unless Previously discussed prior to signing the contract please refer to "Can I Utilize My Credit during the Process?" previously

Why Can't You Open the Bank Accounts for Me?

They are your company's bank accounts that will be utilized for your funding. They need to be in your name. The bank will need to thoroughly verify your identity in order to open an account in your name.

What is the Process to get Funding?

Set up the shelf corporation in the appropriate state, open bank accounts, and 3 rounds of funding with breaks between each round.

How Do I Open a Business Bank Account?

We will provide thorough instructions for each bank account that you will need to open. Please utilize the documents we have shared with you.

What can I do if I want to Refer People to this Process?

Please reach out to Jessica at j.coffey@Gillespiegrp.com

Who Can I Reach Out to if I have More Questions?

Please reach out to Jessica at j.coffey@Gillespiegrp.com

Who Can I Reach Out to if I want to Stop the Process?

Please reach out to Kylie at k.vennefron@Gillespiegrp.com

How Long Does This Take?

6 Months Assuming No Issues.

Do I Need Money to Open the Business Bank Accounts?

Yes, the minimum balance (typically $50-$250) unless otherwise outlined by the team. Every Business Bank Account has a minimum balance.

Do I Have to go in the Branch to Open an Business Bank Account

Not necessarily. It depends on the bank or credit union

What do I do if my Application is Denied?

Provide the decline letter to Gillespie Group and we will determine the best next steps.

What's the difference between Grow and Credit Ready?

There is no difference.
-Credit Ready is the Business to Customer Platform.
-Grow is the Business-to-Business Platform.

Do You Help with Taxes?

No we do not. Please keep track of all of your own documents and get an accounts/bookkeeper/CPA/etc. ,

How Often Should my Mail get Forwarded?

When setting up your business address please ensure all mail gets forwarded on a weekly basis. This will be imperative during funding.

How Much can a Shelf Corporation get Funded?

Shelf Corporations funding capacity is listed in the Shelf Corporation Package. Please refer to the page: gillespiegrp.com/shelf-corporations .

Payment Methods: ACH vs Wire

We only accept payment via ACH or Wire Transfer. We do not accept cards. ACH can take up to 10 days. Wire Transfers are 24 hours.


Do I need to Answer when the Bank Calls?

The bank is calling to verify it was you who applied for funding. You must answer the phone or call them back.

Why does my Voicemail need to be setup?

A voicemail adds validity incase you miss the lenders phone calls. It is important.

Will you Help Me with
My Website?

Websites are either by the client or by Gillespie Group. We do not offer assistance for clients who opt for self service.

What is a Shelf Corporation?

A shelf corporation is a pre-registered business entity that has been formed but never actively used, essentially created and left “on the shelf” so it can age and later be sold to someone who wants an existing company rather than starting a new one from scratch. It typically has no operations, assets, or liabilities, but it comes with an earlier incorporation date, which buyers may use to appear more established, meet “time in business” requirements for contracts or financing, or try to gain credibility with customers and lenders.

Articles of Incorporation vs Articles of Organization

Articles of incorporation and articles of organization are both state‑filed documents that create a legal business entity, but articles of incorporation are used for corporations, while articles of organization are used for LLCs. They serve a similar “formation” purpose but reflect different ownership, governance, and tax structures.​
Basic definitions
Articles of incorporation: Filed with the state to bring a corporation into existence as a separate legal entity from its shareholders. This document is sometimes called a certificate of incorporation or corporate charter, depending on the state.​
Articles of organization: Filed with the state to create a limited liability company (LLC), which is technically “organized,” not “incorporated,” under state law. Some states call this a certificate of formation or certificate of organization.​